Actor Harriet Walter: ‘I’m not tough. I’m nothing like the characters I play’
The stage and screen star on portraying Succession’s ice queen, reimagining Shakespeare’s women — and taking on Margaret Thatcher ...
New titans of Wall Street — an FT series
The secretive firms that have conquered trading ...
How extreme weather worries are driving revenue growth at data giant MSCI
Chief executive says investors are paying increased attention to climate risks for physical assets, as hurricanes hit US ...
Ben Pentreath: my volte face from committed renter to new homeowner
Ten years ago, the architectural and interior designer wrote a piece for this paper extolling the virtues of renting. But he ...
Lars Windhorst companies to be auctioned after showjumping business dispute
Illiquid bonds linked to Windhorst’s companies were at the centre of a high-profile scandal at France’s H2O Asset Management, which was one of Windhorst’s major backers and at one time had an exposure ...
Ask Shrimsley: Am I a comedy Jew?
From Schitt’s Creek to Friday Night Dinner to The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, the neurotic and offensively over-the-top Jewish family is a go-to comedy staple, whenever we hebes occupy a prominent role in a ...
A Spring of Love — Celia Dale conjures menace out of the mundane
The latest reissue of the English crime writer’s novels brings her unsettling yet delightful prose to a new readership ...
Jupiter warns of further outflows ahead of star stockpicker’s exit
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The Telegraph enters stealth mode
Stuff continues to happen in the process to buy Britain’s Daily Telegraph, with the leading candidate to buy the newspaper, New York Sun publisher Dovid Efune, the type of person who tweets thing like ...
A new chapter for Carlo Scarpa’s mountain masterpiece
When Josef Dalle Nogare bought the architect’s Casa Tabarelli he promised to preserve it. But where to hang his art?
Will Labour’s troubled start in power end happily?
Good morning. When Harold Wilson, the Labour leader whom Keir Starmer has said he admires most, was elected in 1964, he did so promising “a hundred days of dynamic action”. Instead — and I promise I ...
ECB will pivot to an October cut as economic data deteriorates
Below-target inflation and lower growth outlook will steer the central bank to cut rates by 0.25 percentage points ...